Linda Cullen, chief executive of COCO Content (makers of First Dates Ireland) and co-director of The 34th: The Story of Marriage Equality in Ireland, and Sarah Durcan, associate director of Science Gallery International and a lead organiser of the Waking the Feminists movement, discuss their careers and the roles they've played in working towards a more equal Ireland. Plus Valéria Aquino, integration officer at the Immigrant Council of Ireland, offers advice for employers on how to foster inclusivity in the workplace. 

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Rachael English, co-presenter of Morning Ireland on RTE Radio One and bestselling novelist, and Zara King, news correspondent with Virgin Media and co-host of The Group Chat podcast, join the podcast to discuss journalism in the modern age. Plus Louise Campbell of recruitment agency Robert Walters offers tips on asking your employer for a raise.

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Internet misinformation, female entrepreneurship and 'squiggly careers' are all up for debate in this new episode of #HowIDidIt with Áine Kerr, co-founder of Kinzen, and Máirín Murray, co-founder of Tech for Good Dublin. Plus Sarah Geraghty, senior training consultant with the Communications Clinic in Dublin, joins the podcast to discuss the art of CV preparation and how to ace that job interview. 

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Frances Fitzgerald, MEP for Dublin and former tánaiste, and Joan Burton, former tánaiste and ex-leader of the Labour Party, discuss the failings of Irish politics and the need for future change, and communications consultant Susan Keogh offers tips on the art of public speaking.

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Ambition, leadership, sacrifice and sexism are all under discussion in our new episode with Linda Doyle, Trinity College Dublin provost, and Mary McAuliffe, historian and director of the gender studies programme in University College Dublin. Lorraine Murphy, executive coach, also offers advice on networking.  #HowIDidIt is sponsored by Glandore. 

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Chupi Sweetman, entrepreneur, founder and chief executive of the Chupi jewellery brand, joins Nadine O'Regan on #HowIDidIt to offer her advice on building your brand, scaling up and taking calculated risks. "Have a plan, but have a spreadsheet to back it up," Chupi counsels. "Often our dreams are so big they scare us, so we don't build a strategy to get there. And we don't measure it, so we don't know how we're progressing."

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Leonora O'Brien, entrepreneur and founder of Pharmapod, joins Nadine O'Regan on #HowIDidIt to offer advice on striking out for yourself in business, scaling up, and creating structures for success. She also talks about why leadership is synonymous with learning; the mistakes she has learned from and the importance of building a great team.

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Hazel Chu, Lord Mayor of Dublin, joins Nadine O'Regan for #HowIDidIt: the Business Post's Women in Leadership podcast. In this engaging conversation, Chu tells of growing up in Dublin, and of how, in June 2020, she became the ninth woman and the first person of colour to become Lord Mayor of Dublin. As well as offering her story, she also provides advice on mentorship, managing sexist attitudes and adapting quickly to new challenges.

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Catherine Martin, Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media in Ireland, joins Nadine O'Regan to discuss her path into politics, as well as her views on issues pertaining to gender equality, women in politics, maternity leave and creating societal change through leadership. 

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Anne O'Leary, chief executive of Vodafone Ireland, joins Nadine O'Regan to reveal her path into leadership, taking in her early days growing up in Cork and her progressions throughout her multi-faceted career. She offers practical advice to women who are struggling to find their voice within major organisations, as well as offering tips to bosses about how best to structure their workforces to generate a healthy, positive environment. 

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